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Error 05 - Throttle abnormalityIssue: throttle does not workSolution: unplug then replug the throttle. If error code persists, replace your throttle. Error 06 - Low Voltage ProtectionIssue: battery charge/voltage ran too low*Solution: Charge your b
This video will help you troubleshoot your pedal assist system. This typically yields results if your PAS seems to fluctuate in and out of assist and if the throttle works fine. Remember to remove the battery before disconnecting the torque sensor wi
1. Charging Do not leave the battery charging for more than 12 hours. Avoid fully draining the battery. Should it happen, recharge it as soon as possible. 2. Avoid excessive heat and cold Batteries should be charged and stored in temperatures between
1. Shift into the second smallest rear cog. It will make removing and reinstalling the rear wheel easier. 2. Remove the battery. Hold down the power button on the handlebar for 5 seconds or until the display flashes. This is necessary to drain the
1. Remove battery. Hold down the power button on the display pad for 5 seconds to drain remaining current from the system. 2. Remove the controller and disconnect the motor wire. 3. Flip the bike over on it’s handlebar and saddle -make sure to p
The required password is 0510.
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If your speedometer is not providing a clear and accurate reading of your speed, there is a likely a magnet inside the motor casing that has fallen out of place. The fluctuating speedometer could be accompanied with a rattling sounds stemming from th
While our wheelsets aren't technically tubeless ready, they can easily be converted into a tubeless setup. It's a fairly simple procedure - one that you could do with a couple hours in the afternoon.Here's how to convert your Commuter or Mountain ser
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Chain MaintenanceKeeping your chain lubricated and maintained will ensure that your wheels will keep turning.Depending on how often you ride, we recommend cleaning and oiling your chain weekly (if you ride multiple times a week) or monthly (if you're
Tools:. 5mm/6mm Allen Hex Key, Mallet, Bottom Bracket Remover, Phillips Head Screwdriver, Cutter, Centre Punch, Drill, 5/64 and 3/16 Drill Bit, Cutter, Cutter, 8mm Wrench and Cable ties. Remove left crank with 5 or 6 mm Hex Key. Remove crank cap with
Tools needed:. ⦁ 3mm Hex Key. ⦁ 4mm Hex Key. ⦁ 5mm Hex Key. ⦁ Phillips Head Screwdriver. ⦁ 8mm Wrench. *Instructions are shown when the rear wheel is removed. Make sure you remember the axle spacing, if not the torque sensor will not w
*Be sure to remove the battery and drain the residual power from your bike before doing this repair. In order to drain the residual power from the bike, hold down on the power button (with the battery removed) until the display screen flashes. Tools
*Be sure to remove the battery and drain the residual power from your bike before doing this repair. In order to drain the residual power from the bike, hold down on the power button (with the battery removed) until the display screen flashes. ⦁ A
Additional Notes. - It's easier to remove the rear wheel with the bike upside down. - You may need a 10 mm wrench to turn the axle slightly. To make it easier to remove the wheel. - Good to wear nitrile mechanic gloves. - Add a bit of lithium grease